SEALSQ and WISeSat.Space to Present Root-to-Quibit-to-Space Stack at IQT Quantum+AI 2026
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SEALSQ Corp and WISeSat.Space said they would present a root-to-qubit-to-space stack at IQT Quantum+AI 2026 in New York. The event runs October 25–27, 2026, and SEALSQ is participating as a Titanium Sponsor.
The company’s agenda includes a Main Conference Keynote and a senior executive panel appearance for SEALSQ CEO Carlos Moreira during October 27. SEALSQ also plans to present integrated product and service elements spanning a root-of-trust to qubit to space approach.
SEALSQ described a hardware layer anchored by the QS7001 Quantum Shield, a post-quantum secure element implementing NIST-standardized ML-KEM and ML-DSA alongside classical cryptography, along with a NIST SP 800-90B validated entropy source. It also cited the QVault TPM for generating and keeping ML-DSA and ML-KEM keys on-chip, and referenced a certification path covering Common Criteria, FIPS 140-3 and TCG.
SEALSQ said it would present services that issue and manage credentials turning hardware identity into a Root of Trust for devices, infrastructure and AI systems. It also described SEALQuantum for building a sovereign vertical stack and a program for QSOC with WISeSat.Space, including progressive deployment planning of up to 100 satellites through 2033 and a first QSOC payload targeted for launch in the fourth quarter of 2026. “Quantum and AI are converging faster than most security architectures were built to handle,” said Mr. Moreira. “Trust has to be issued in hardware, managed through a post-quantum Root of Trust and PKI, and, where the mission requires it, carried into space. That is the stack we are bringing to New York.”
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